Skip to content
  • Home
  • Projects

    US Mainland

    North Puget Sound Gray Whales
    Stranding response
    Pacific Coast Feeding Group (PCFG) gray whales
    Return of humpback whales to the Salish Sea
    Humpback and Blue Whale Photo-ID
    Delphinid-Behavioral Response Study
    SOCAL-Behavioral Response Study
    Blue whale ship strikes

    Hawaiʻi

    Hawaiian Cetacean Studies
    Updates from the field
    Hawaiian Dolphin and Whale Species
    Blainville’s beaked whales
    Bottlenose dolphins
    Cross seamount beaked whales
    Goose-beaked (Cuvier’s beaked) whales
    Dwarf and pygmy sperm whales
    Gray whales
    False killer whales
    Fin whales
    Fraser’s dolphins
    Humpback whales
    Killer whales
    Longman’s beaked whales
    Melon-headed whales
    Minke Whales
    Pantropical spotted dolphins
    Pygmy killer whales
    Risso’s dolphins
    Rough-toothed dolphins
    Short-finned pilot whales
    Sei whales
    Sperm whales
    Spinner dolphins
    Striped dolphins
    Publications from our work
    Hawaiian Pelagic Cephalopods
    Hawaiian Sea Turtles
    Hawaiian Seabirds
    Conservation

    Initiatives

    Providing Cameras for Fishermen to Support Photo-ID Efforts
    Finmount Satellite Tags to Aid Stranding Response
    MARINE Committee

    Archives

  • Publications
  • About

    About Us

    Directions to Cascadia
    Comments by Cascadia Research on proposed government actions
    Contact Us
    Statement of Qualifications
    Donate to Cascadia

    Staff

    Our Team
    Our Interns
    Graduate Student Positions at Cascadia
    Positions at Cascadia

    Collaboration

    Cascadia’s Collaborators
    Community Science at Cascadia
    Graduate Students

Surprising number of gray whale strandings in Washington in 2025 are ahead of normal pace and suggest a possible continuation of elevated mortality

Gray whale strandings, which occur during the spring months when whales migrate past the Washington coast, began this year on

Read More

Cascadia’s John Calambokidis featured in ABC World News article about whale swallowing kayaker

Read More

Cascadia research on false killer whale fisheries interactions featured in Environment Hawai’i article

Read More

Cascadia paper on fisheries injuries among endangered Hawaiian false killer whales featured in Civil Beat article

Read More

Minke whale found dead in Tacoma was killed by a ship

Previous Next On Saturday, 23 November 2024, biologists from Cascadia Research and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, with the

Read More

Recordings from Cascadia 45th anniversary party on October 12th

On October 12th, 2024 Cascadia Research Collective gathered with friends and collaborators in Olympia to celebrate our 45th anniversary! Below are

Read More

Online silent auction to raise funds open until October 13th at 6pm PDT

Read More

Maui talk on endangered false killer whales available online

Watch a recording of this presentation here!

Read More

Presentation on July 18th about Hawaiʻi’s endangered false killer whales

Read More

Cascadia featured in new documentary about the recovery of humpback and gray whale populations along the West Coast

This documentary was produced by the Seattle Channel and was in part motivated by some of the high profile sightings

Read More
Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5

Keep In Touch

Twitter Facebook-f Youtube Tiktok Instagram
Support Our Work

About Us

  • Directions to Cascadia
  • Comments by Cascadia Research on proposed government actions
  • Contact Us
  • Statement of Qualifications
  • Donate to Cascadia
Menu
  • Directions to Cascadia
  • Comments by Cascadia Research on proposed government actions
  • Contact Us
  • Statement of Qualifications
  • Donate to Cascadia

Staff

  • Our Team
  • Our Interns
  • Graduate Student Positions at Cascadia
  • Positions at Cascadia
Menu
  • Our Team
  • Our Interns
  • Graduate Student Positions at Cascadia
  • Positions at Cascadia

Find us